Get the Best Priced BMW 325i Head Gasket

Your BMW 325i head gasket forms a seal between your engine block and cylinder head. Your 2001 BMW 325i head gasket is responsible for sealing in, very hot and highly pressurized, combustion gasses. The 2003 BMW 325i head gasket is also responsible for sealing engine coolant as well. A head gasket is subjected to extremely high temperatures and covers a large area of your engine block. It is easy to see why you can develop a BMW 325i head gasket problem or a leaking head gasket.

A 3-Series History

The original 3-series dates back to 1975. It was a called a small family car by the German automaker. The 3-series over the years included a four-door and a coupe model. The two door coupe included an optional convertible. In 203 these other options ceased to exist in the 3-series and moved to the 4-series BMW. The 3-series is BMW's best-selling model and is accountable for almost 30% of all car sales for the company. The 3-series is the recipient of numerous awards over the years, especially in their M3 model that was in introduced in 1988.

Symptoms

BMW head gasket symptoms that are easily visible are coolant leaking outside the engine block and below the exhaust manifold. This situation can cause your coolant level to drop and your engine to overheat. The only temporary remedy for this is to add coolant to the reservoir to keep it properly full until you can fix the problem. Exercise extreme caution when removing the coolant reservoir lid or the radiator top because the coolant liquid is extremely hot. Another related symptom is white smoke coming from the exhaust pipe. This can mean that you need a 94 BMW 325i head gasket repair or a 1994 BMW 325i head gasket replacement. The white smoke is caused by a small amount of coolant that leaks into the combustion chamber turning to steam or white smoke and exiting the vehicle. This smoke needs to be seen when the car is warmed up and during a warm part of the day. White smoke is common on starting your BMW early in the morning on a cold day. This is not an indication that you need a 2001 BMW 325i head gasket replacement.

Drive Very Little

These symptoms on their own don't ensure that there is a problem but mix these with a white milky look to your engine oil when you check the level on the dipstick and you may need a replacement. If this is the case, make sure to drive your BMW very little. Every mile can just cause more damage.

Head Gasket Cost

If you visit a local repair shop to replace your head gasket, hold onto your hat. For a 2003 BMW 325i, the repair will cost between $2837-$3600. About 80% of that expense is for the labor. You should feel confident that you can do the work yourself and save that money. You can get everything you need to do your 1995 BMW 325i head gasket replacement from PartsGeek.com. We are exclusively an online auto parts superstore. We have a low overhead and the means savings for you.